Alatrina and I have known one another for over a year now and the beginning wasn't super smooth. The truth is there were some hurdles we needed to clear before the race to the finish was going to be an option. However, is anything that is really worthwhile ever easy? Regardless, it has all been quite amazing thus far.
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| First Date in SL at Batista's |
I was listening to a conversation in a chat group in Second Life this morning that spoke of how no one could possibly want to trust anyone here because of the fact that it is simply a game. It was immediately followed up by some other people that stated that this is a Virtual World and not a game at all. Truth is that argument always seems to end with people agreeing to disagree. Because there is really no right answer. People are individuals and everyone sees SL a little differently than the other.
Here is what I found really amazing and wonderful, for whatever reason it happened, I ran into (Truthfully, she ran into me) a very amazing woman and I wanted to know more about her every minute we spent together. That picture above was taken at Batista's and it was our first formal date in SL, and it made me a little nervous. Even in a virtual world I wanted to make sure I came across well. It as an amazing experience, and the beginning of something quite special. I know that Al will probably write more details of the courting process; she really tells it well. Anyway, I love doing stuff with her and it has made my SL better. It's what I wanted from Second Life.
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| Lunch at Ironstone Vineyards and Winery. |
I said all of that to say this...
There are real people on the other side of that Internet connection to that Virtual World. It's worth it in the long run to be kind to them. When you are engaging someone you never know what the end result will be. I am more happy that I am the same in SL and RL; it made all of this so easy.
Someone once said... "Make your words sweet... You never know when you will need to eat them..."
Enjoy your SL, and please leave me feedback; I'd love to know what you think. Maybe it will light a fire to write about something else specific. This Blog is intended to be a light for those that live in the Virtual Reality of Second Life.
Cheers!
- Stone








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